What is Madero Therapy and how is it different from a regular massage?
What is Madero Therapy?
Madero Therapy is a wood-tool-assisted body treatment. Rather than working the body with hands alone, the practitioner uses shaped wooden tools, moved across the treatment area to work circulation and lymphatic flow. The technique is traditionally used to address tension and the appearance of the skin's surface.
How is it different from a regular massage?
A regular massage typically applies pressure and movement with the hands and forearms. Madero Therapy instead uses the shape and leverage of wooden tools to apply more targeted, consistent pressure along specific lines of the body — which is why it is traditionally associated with circulation and lymphatic support rather than general relaxation alone.
What does a session involve?
At SOLTHA, a Madero Therapy session is guided personally by Doa, using wooden tools across the treatment area to support circulation and lymphatic drainage. TODO — Jin to confirm additional step-by-step detail if available.
Who is it suited for?
Clients looking for a circulation- and lymphatic-support-focused body treatment. Results vary by individual, and — like any body therapy — Madero Therapy is not a substitute for medical weight-loss treatment.